Review

RoboCop bathed in dark, red light. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business review: "Wonderfully indulgent"

Donkey Kong and Daisy dancing in a screenshot from the game. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

Rob LeaneDonkey Kong Bananza review: A bunch of fun with some bruises

Mark Gatiss in Bookish, holding a picture in one hand and a suitcase in the other and stood in the street. There is an orange RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with four stars.

James HibbsBookish review: Mark Gatiss's detective drama could run and run

Composite image featuring a book shelf with a book cover on top for The Compound and a logo for the RT Book Club sponsored by Dr Oetker

Helen DalyThe Compound review: Love Island turns extremely dark in powerful Aisling Rawle debut novel

Sam Palladio as Jacob with his arms wrapped around Annabel Scholey as Annabel, in the kitchen, in front of the open fridge, with an orange RT three-star banner in the bottom right corner

Abby RobinsonThe Couple Next Door season 2 review: Sexy, sinister and completely bonkers

A woman in a wedding dress dances on a table with a four star review banner

Joanna MagillTill The Stars Come Down review: This state-of-the-nation play will leave you breathless with laughter and tears

Michael C Hall as Dexter, dressed in black, in front of a blue backdrop, with his hands together in the prayer position, looking at the camera. There's an orange RT three-star banner in the bottom right corner

Tilly PearceDexter: Resurrection review – Surprisingly gripping tale breathes new life into story that should be dead

Felix (Will Sharpe) and Jessica (Megan Stalter) lie in bed together, smiling at each other – Jessica has a small dog on her lap. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

David CraigToo Much review: Lena Dunham's TV comedy return lives up to its title

Superman still showing Superman standing over Lex Luthor. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

Jeremy AspinallSuperman review: James Gunn has delivered an entertaining relaunch

Joe Freeman sat in a chair with a headset on. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

George WhiteThe Institute review: Joe Freeman proves a breakout star in sinister Stephen King sci-fi

Cast of Evita on stage with five star review banner

Joanna MagillEvita review: Jamie Lloyd and Rachel Zegler are making musical theatre history

Scarlett Johansson as Zora Bennett and Jonathan Bailey as Dr Henry Loomis in Jurassic World Rebirth

James MottramJurassic World Rebirth review: Comes close to matching the original

Squid Game character Gi-hun in his green tracksuit, chained to a bed in the dormitory and looking at a blurry figure in front of him. The words "RT Review" and four stars are below

David CraigSquid Game season 3 review: New depths of depravity in sombre swan song

M3GAN in a doorway with hand on hip. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

Dave GolderM3GAN 2.0 review: Cinematic tonal whiplash may divide fans

Olivia GarrettHercules musical review: Disney's latest stage show is god tier

Sam Bridges looking down at Lou while cradling her in Death Stranding 2. The words "RT Review" and five stars are below

Alex RaisbeckDeath Stranding 2: On the Beach review – An outstanding work of art

A screenshot from Rematch, showing a football player in a red kit running away from an opponent in the blue kit who is sliding along the ground behind them.

videoRob LeaneRematch day one review: A promising debut for the new football game

28 Years Later still showing characters walking across a bridge. The words "RT review" and three stars are below

Terry Staunton28 Years Later review: A more reflective, human story that puts the franchise back on track

Joanna Vanderham plays Diana Mitford, standing on a lawn holding a drink, dresse din green and orange, with an orange RT four-star banner in the bottom right corner

Megan BullOutrageous review: An addictive retelling of the scandalous lives of the Mitford sisters

Elio still showing a boy and a creature dancing together. The words "RT review" and three stars are below

James MottramElio review: Pixar's latest will charm children more than it will entertain adults

F1 still showing Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem in conversation. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

James MottramF1 review: Brad Pitt movie is thrilling but two-dimensional

An official screenshot for Dune: Awakening, showing one character kicking another character, with an explosion in the background. The words "RT Review" and three stars are below

Anna MahtaniDune: Awakening review – A fun, if frustrating, romp through Arrakis

How to Train Your Dragon characters sat together. The words "RT Review" and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Dave GolderHow to Train Your Dragon review: Live-action remake is Lord of the Rings-level epic

Alan JonesBallerina review – A propulsively flamboyant John Wick spin-off

Owen Wilson as Pryce Cahill in Stick, standing in front of a golf buggy on a golf course. The words "RT Review" and four stars are in the bottom right of the frame

David CraigStick review: Owen Wilson comedy is more than Ted Lasso + Happy Gilmore

Ben Wang plays Li Fong in Karate Kid Legends on a skyscraper roof doing martial arts. The words "RT Review" and two stars are in the bottom right of the frame

Jeremy AspinallKarate Kid: Legends review – Reboot lacks the soul and heft of previous outings

Matthew Goode in Dept Q. There is an RT Review banner in the bottom right corner with three stars

James HibbsDept. Q review: Matthew Goode is phenomenal but sluggish pacing is a problem

Josh O'Connor in side-profile in The Mastermind sporting facial hair against a blue interior background. The RT review logo carries three stars in the bottom right-hand corner.

James MottramThe Mastermind review: Josh O'Connor leads art-theft film that will "stay with you in its aftermath"

Margaret Qualley in Honey Don't

James MottramHoney Don't review: Ethan Coen's black comedy refreshingly reverses gender roles

James HibbsMountainhead review: Jesse Armstrong crafts a perfect horror film for our age

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